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the migration crisis still topping the agenda. european prime ministers have decided to hold talks on the same issues. and, the latest from the berlin film festival. an unflinching portrayal may or a portrayal of a maori family and 1960 s new zealand. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon has condemned a string of bombings in syria. the attacks on rebel held areas in the north of the country have killed almost 50 civilians and destroyed at least five medical facilities. it is uncertain who carry out the attacks. russia has intensified its airstrikes on strongholds in the last several days. and abandoned medical ward, one of several hospitals hit in airstrikes in northern syria. children were reported to be among the casualties. the other strikes hit a hospital supported by doctors without borders. another hospital was also hit. it is clearly an attack against to be a doctor or nurse in the area controlled by the opposition. russia s suspected involvement is bei ....
paris ahead of a key eu summit. first, russia is being blamed for airstrikes that have hit at least three hospitals and a school in a northern syria. at least 50 people have died in the strikes. witnesses saying that the bombings came as russian warplanes backed up syrian troops. government forces are intensifying their push towards aleppo. the strikes have drawn condemnation from the united states. scrambledrescuers frantically at rubble on monday. they are survivors of the wreckage of what was once a hospital with 30 beds. french charity doctors without borders had been supporting the facility with supplies and finance. it seems at least five centers around syria were hit the beginning of the year. the organization denounced the latest deadly strike in no uncertain terms, saying the blame lay only in one place. clearly the syria-led coalition, either the government it is russian plane clearly an attack against the medical mission. to be a doctor or nurse in the area ....
[ cheers and applause ] the snow. right after us. until 1:00. it gets heavy around 2:00, 3:00, watch the pink line and the blue lines in the south. that is ice and then rain. it creeps right up to the south by 5:00. so we will see 5:00, and then county. changing to rain. and tonight, we start to see here. and then everybody is in the rain tonight. we are going to talk about some very heavy rain and flooding afternoon. in your accu-weather forecast. i will be back in just a moment. back to you, shirley and david. bill, thank you. remember, you can stay on top of the winter weather conditions on our acu track alert app and it is tree to download for android or iphone. a power outage, plunging part of grand central terminal into the dark. a commuter tweeted out this photo of the blackout on the lower level. fortunately, trains are not impacted. tim fleischer is live with details. tim, what is going on there? reporter: david, i have been inside for the last hour or ....
employees mistreated her. judge arenda wright allen heard from both parties who said they were pleased with the settlement . if it s approved it will be the first settlement of its kind to be reached in systematically denied raises and promotions for them. that they were stereotyped and that some bosses sexually harassed them. bae denies the allegations in the complaint but says litigation would be uncertain and costly. we talked to janet aviles who has worked as a ship fitter for bae. she s a plaintiff in the case and calls the settlement a small victory. 2541 i didn t want them to see me cry, but it s so emotional and i still get emotional now 2546 just to think about the way i was treated 2549 the judge will decide by the end of the day. an attorney for bae told me they are hopeful the judge will approve the settlement and are looking forward to moving forward. coming up on wavy news 10 at 4 i ll explain what changes the company would make as erin kelly, 10 o ....
5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with periodic showers. lows in the mid 40s.. winds sse 5-15mph. tuesday: morning rain, then tapers by early afternoon as sun comes out. highs will be near 60. winds south/west 10-20mph. the snow from this morning is gradually being replaced by rain from se to nw across our viewing area. a wintry mix will continue from the western portions of the southside up to the northern neck through early afternoon before completely switching over to rain. from that point, periods of rain will be possible through tonight as a warm front continues to lift north of our area.also warming our temps into the mid-upper 40s by midnight. so, any snow on the ground will be washed away by this evening. an area of low pressure slides across our area early on tuesday, and it ll keep likely rain chances in the forecast until a cold front crosses around midday. from that point, the showers taper off.with some afternoon sunshine expected. highs 60 before the cold fr ....